[Pure Glass]

Does anybody use a freephone/0800 number diverted to your mobile???

A 7 year old answering my calls at home is starting to damage my already thin veneer of proffesionalism!!!! 

Any suggestions please. Ta

[darren clarke]

just get ur house no diverted to mobile,  and get a other house line in

[Pure Glass]

Thanks Blue Monkey. This missus doesn't want to miss calls for her, so hence asking the question about a seperate line.

Just wondered if it was cheaper to get a dedicated number for my business, via an 0800 option rather than diverting all our home incoming calls to my mobile

Ta

[darren clarke]

if you have sky broadband u usually have 2 numbers in your house,

phone bt and ask them how much it would be to set a line up in your house diverted to your mobile

[erithwc]

http://www.the0800numbercompany.co.uk/virtual-local-phone-number-to-mobile-selection.aspx

[sgibsoncleaning]

best thing i ever did was to set up a 0800 number i got mine from http://www.dbs-uk.co.uk/ cheapest i could find on the net

[Blue Frog Systems]

I found for residential work 0800 numbers dont work (didnt work in my area). I got another line with my provider thats £2 a month - dedicated work number which i can divert to any number i want and take to phone abroad with me and still recieve calls at standard rate.

My advice would be to get a second line put in and divert the calls to your mobile (check you can change between mobile and landline as you please - some dont let you do this) That way you can divert to your mobile when your out and stick the phone at home on mute

[erithwc]

http://www.the0800numbercompany.co.uk/virtual-local-phone-number-to-mobile-selection.aspx

you can get virtual local numbers diverted to your mobile with no additional landline needed all done via the web

[mileslake]

www.ttnc.co.uk are good.  I use the territorial numbers. I have a 0800 withthem  but don't use it these days. People like to ring local numbers.

[Approved]

try tamar communications their the cheapest by far